India envisions becoming a developed nation by 2047, marking 100 years of independence. A key pillar of this vision is the eradication of poverty and hunger, ensuring inclusive growth and social equity. Despite significant progress, millions in India still struggle with food insecurity and economic hardships. To achieve a Viksit Bharat, the nation must adopt sustainable economic policies, enhance agricultural productivity, and strengthen social welfare programs. The government has already implemented initiatives like PM Garib Kalyan Anna Yojana, National Food Security Act, and Skill India, aimed at improving food access and employment opportunities. However, to eliminate poverty and hunger by 2047, India needs holistic development, focusing on education, healthcare, rural development, and technological advancements in agriculture. Empowering marginalized communities through financial inclusion, women’s participation, and job creation will play a crucial role. Additionally, leveraging digital transformation, AI-driven agriculture, and climate-resilient farming can boost food production and ensure fair distribution. By 2047, India aspires to be a nation where every citizen has access to nutritious food, stable employment, and economic opportunities, ensuring a hunger-free and poverty-free future for the coming generations. Viksit Bharat is not just a dream—it is a commitment to uplifting every Indian. This book explores India’s vision for 2047, focusing on strategies to eradicate poverty and hunger for a prosperous and inclusive future.